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Welcome, I'm Fronm, he's a Realme 6 Pro and today I'll show you how to transfer files
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from the device to an SD card and vice versa. And getting started, let's pull up the uptray and open up File Manager right over here
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And from here you should see your internal and also SD card storage
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So we're gonna start off with the phone storage right here, internal one, because that's usually
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where photos, videos that you have captured with the device will be located
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And let me quickly check if mine are where I expect them to be, and they are
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So to start off, like I said, photos, videos captured with the device will be located under
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the DCIM folder. Screenshots that you have captured on the device will be under Pictures, although here it's
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empty because I haven't captured any. Then you also have a Downloads folder, which will contain anything that you have downloaded
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either through your web browser or email, whatever the case might be, wherever you downloaded
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it, it will be in the folder here. And then you have leftover folders like the music, movies, podcasts, stuff like that
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Now those folders will normally be empty unless you put files in there yourself
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So from here, let's find our files, which like I said, mine are right here, and you
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want to select them. And you have a couple ways you can do it, you can either select the files themselves
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so as you can see, Pictures right here, I can either select them
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Now if I want all of them, I can either select all of them, or I can also go back and select
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the entire folder like so. So it is just personal preference. Now whichever way you select your files that you want to move, it's completely up to you
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But you select it the same way, all of them. So you do it by simply holding a first file, as you can see, and it gets the checkmark
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on the side. And once it's selected, you can simply add additional by tapping on them as you can see
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or deselecting them. You also have a button to select all if you want to do that
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So whichever way you do it, like I said, it's up to you. And once you have it selected, you'll have the option right here, either copy or move
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And now depending on which one you choose, it will have a different effect. So if you choose to copy, you will create additional set of the same files and then
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move them to a new location while keeping the old ones where they are right now
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While move will completely remove your files from where they are right now and move them
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to a new location. So the difference is, with copy you will have duplicates then
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And I'm going to go with move. Like I said, it's completely up to you which one you choose
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And once you tap on either copy or move, it brings up this section right here so you can
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select where you want to move it to, either phone or SD card
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Right now they're on a phone, so I'm going to go to an SD card just to spice it up
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And I can move it wherever I want. And here I can move it either to the main directory of the SD card
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I could keep it organized and also drop it in here. As you can see there is a camera folder, but it's empty
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And if I move it right here, I have the option to replace the folder because there is already
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a folder by the name of camera. So I'm going to go with replace
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You can see that now this is the phone storage, so where the photos were
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And it's empty right now. And if I go back to SD card and I go to DCIM, you can see that now my pictures are on the
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SD card instead of the phone. So that is how you would move any kind of file
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The process always is the same, just a file change. And if you found this very helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe, and thanks
